Cook Islands
Cook Islands Sportswoman of the Year latest in family dynasty
She's the latest sibling to represent the Cook Islands in canoe slalom, but Jane Nicholas is claiming a family first after being named the Cook Islands Sportswoman of the Year.
News in Cook Islands Maori for 5 June 2020
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Hoping for a breakthrough in Cook Islands mental health
A quarter-of-a-million dollar research grant is hoped to offer a breakthrough in mental health care on the Cook Islands. Audio
Cook Islands sportsperson of the year
She's the third sibling to represent the Cook Islands in canoe slalom, but Jane Nicholas is claiming a family first after being named the Cook Islands Sportswoman of the Year. Audio
Pressure mounts on NZ and Aust to include Pacific in 'bubble'
Pressure is mounting for New Zealand to make a Pacific 'travel bubble' a priority along with, or even ahead of, opening its borders with Australia.
Environmentalist calls on Cooks govt to listen to experts on seabed mining
An environmental activist in the Cook Islands says the government must listen to the experts on the merits of seabed mining.
News in Cook Islands Maori for 3 June 2020
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Cooks Deputy PM rejects Opposition campaign claims
The Cook Islands deputy prime minister has rejected criticism of a government charter flight to remote communities.
New study to look into mental health in the Cook Islands
An Auckland University study aims to provide a better understanding of how the Cook Islands are impacted by mental health issues.
Six year limit proposed for expat workers in Cook Islands
A proposed law would set a time limit on how long foreigners can stay and work in the Cook Islands.
The Cook Islands eye early welcome back for NZ tourists
The Cook Islands Finance Minister says a resumption of tourist travel from New Zealand would be a huge boost for his country's economy.
Cook Islands govt announces more Covid-19 assistance
The Cook Islands Government hopes another injection of money will help the country come through the coronavirus crisis.
New helmet law not seen as way to curb Cook Island road deaths
A Cook Islands man who's fighting a new law that makes it compulsory for motorcyclists to wear helmets says it's a waste of time.
News in Cook Islands Maori for 26 May 2020
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Cook Islands creative economy suggested to beat Covid-19 money woes
Cook Islands event promoter Glenda Tuaine says the economic crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic is set to catapult a new so-called 'creative economy'.
Senior Cooks official in court over police test refusal
A senior official in the Cook Islands Government has appeared in court after refusing a breath alcohol or blood test.
The Cook Islands' Te Maeva Nui is cancelled for 2020
The Cook Islands biggest cultural festival, Te Maeva Nui, has been cancelled because of the impact of the Covid-19 threat.
Cook Island businesses plea for financial help
The Cook Islands Private Sector Taskforce says businesses need an immediate capital injection to survive the effects of Covid-19.
Survey shows bleak outlook for Cooks businesses
More than 20 percent of businesses surveyed in the Cook Islands have indicated they may be forced to shut their doors.
News in Cook Islands Maori for 22 May 2020
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